20 Things You Didn’t Know About Social Security
 Even if you’re nowhere close to retirement, you’ve probably at least heard of Social Security. But how much do you really know about it? The more educated you are on Social Security, the…
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Cash Back Goldmine: How Baby Boomers Can Maximize Savings with a Card Switch
The baby boom generation is getting older. More and more baby boomers are reaching retirement age and leaving their careers behind. The problem? A large percentage of boomers aren’t financially ready for retirement.…
My Dual Win: Boosting My Credit Score by 125 Points While Earning $2,000 – Here’s How
A Reddit user with a troubled history with credit cards was able to turn things around. The poster not only raised his credit score substantially, but also was able to earn back the money…
Should I switch my $100K from VOO to MAIN for higher dividends despite losing growth potential?
The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (NYSEARCA:VOO) is a main go-to for many passive investors. And while even the great Warren Buffett thinks investors should bet on the main stock index, there are those out…
My Bank Called With A $70,000 ‘Free’ Credit On A Card
Flywheel Publishing has partnered with CardRatings for our coverage of credit card products. Flywheel Publishing and CardRatings may receive a commission from card issuers. It’s common for people to rack up large balances on…
After a big tech exit, I’m being recruited for $500,000 C-suite jobs – do I need to work or is our $6 million enough?
A big exit from an entrepreneurial endeavor can be the perfect opportunity to embrace a new lifestyle, especially if one is feeling burnt out and ready for a life of leisure. But even for…
We’re on track to spend our brokerage money until 59½ – how do we minimize the tax hit on our equity funds?
Arguably, one of the most essential factors everyone must consider when setting aside money for retirement is taxes. While there is no way to get out of paying taxes at the end of the…
I Am Considering Moving to a Country with Lower Taxes – Here Are My Earnings and Requirements
Moving to a country with a lower cost of living and tax rate could make a lot of sense for individuals who are looking to pad their nest eggs at a quicker rate while…
Discovering My Dad’s Credit Line – Was He Helping Me or Hurting My Credit Score?
Some parents try to help their kids build credit before they’re old enough to take out credit cards. However, one Redditor in the Personal Finance subreddit wasn’t convinced. The individual said that their dad opened…
$MSTY Dividend Estimated to Drop – What Does This Mean for Investors?
The YieldMax MSTR Option Income Strategy ETF (NYSEARCA:MSTY) has become a hot topic among income-seeking investors, thanks to its impressive dividend yields tied to Strategy (NASDAQ:MSTR | MSTR Price Prediction), a company heavily invested…
Can Most People Really Afford a House Following Dave Ramsey’s Mortgage Advice?
When it comes to affording a house, there are plenty of questions about exactly how much is too much. Depending on where you look and who you ask, there is no shortage of beliefs…
Still Using Cash? Why Credit Cards Offer Superior Benefits Across the Board
There is no question that for a long time, the world has looked at cash as king, at least until the last 50 years or so. Starting in 1950 with the Diners Club credit…
Punctual Bill Payer Asks: What Am I Losing by Skipping Cash Back Credit Cards?
A Reddit user pays all his bills on time and covers them with plenty of money left over. However, he is not currently using a credit card for any purchases. He’s wondering if his…
With $850,000 saved and a $500,000 income, we want to retire in the near future – should we shift to dividend stocks?
A couple in their mid-30s with a $500K combined annual income is interested in retiring in around 15 years. As the husband said on Reddit, the couple has $850K in assets right now, and…
I’m 48 With $4.5 Million and Ready to Retire, But Not Ready to Leave My Job
One of the hardest parts of retiring isn't actually saving for retirement. It's actually pulling the trigger and leaving. Many people draw enormous meaning from their careers, and when financial independence finally arrives, they…